G.I. Joe Season 2 #21

G.I. Joe Season 2 issue 21 was published by IDW Publishing with a cover date of January 2013 at a cover price of 3.99 USD.

A Cobra team is dispatched to capture Hawk at his cabin in Idaho. Hawk helps a woman who falls into the river. He takes her back to his cabin, but when she tries to capture him, he captures her. He booby-traps his door, which kills a Cobra agent when they arrive. They free the woman, Munitia, and encounter another booby-trap. She tries tracking Hawk, and the Commander orders her not to return without him. Hawk takes out agents checking the vehicles, escapes Munitia, and booby-traps the cars. She finally manages to taser him, but Timber knocks her off a cliff.

Main story credits: written by Chuck Dixon; pencils by Lori Kramer; inks by Lori Kramer.

Catalogue note: “Special thanks to Hasbro’s Aaron Archer, Andy Schmidt, Derryl DePriest, Joe Del Regno, Ed Lane, Joe Furfaro, Jos Huxley, and Michael Kelly for their invaluable assistance.”

Issue catalogued from the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Contents

1. #0 cover 1 pp

   Regular Cover

   Feature: G. I. Joe

   • Pencils Yolande Loryn
   • Inks Yolande Loryn
   • Colors Sidney Pride

   Characters: Hawk

2. #1 comic story 22 pp

   (untitled)

   • Script Chuck Dixon
   • Pencils Lori Kramer
   • Inks Lori Kramer
   • Colors Andrew Crossley
   • Letters Jan Mintaraga

   Characters: Hawk; Timber; Munitia; Cobra Commander; Horst; Kelvin

   A Cobra team is dispatched to capture Hawk at his cabin in Idaho. Hawk helps a woman who falls into the river. He takes her back to his cabin, but when she tries to capture him, he captures her. He booby-traps his door, which kills a Cobra agent when they arrive. They free the woman, Munitia, and encounter another booby-trap. She tries tracking Hawk, and the Commander orders her not to return without him. Hawk takes out agents checking the vehicles, escapes Munitia, and booby-traps the cars. She finally manages to taser him, but Timber knocks her off a cliff.

Indexer notes

"Special thanks to Hasbro's Aaron Archer, Andy Schmidt, Derryl DePriest, Joe Del Regno, Ed Lane, Joe Furfaro, Jos Huxley, and Michael Kelly for their invaluable assistance."